Fellowship Program
Goals of the Fellowship Program
The Division of Gastroenterology offers a fellowship program designed to prepare physicians for academic careers in gastroenterology and hepatology. Both clinical and research aspects of these disciplines are addressed. Fellows develop an understanding of the principles applicable to basic science and clinical research. They also acquire valuable experience in the preparation and presentation of lectures and seminars. In addition, the program provides extensive training in:
- The conduct of consultations in gastrointestinal and liver diseases.
- Gastrointestinal procedures.
- Performance and interpretation of gastrointestinal and hepatic function tests.
Program Experience
The three-year fellowship program provides a wide variety of clinical and research opportunities in the Wayne State University Affiliated Hospitals. Extensive outpatient experience is gained in the gastroenterology outpatient practice at the Harper Professional Office Building and at the Veterans Administration Medical Center. The following events are scheduled throughout the year:
- Clinical
- Basic science
- Research conferences
- Journal clubs
- Radiology and pathology reviews